Dental Bridges
by Specialists
Our Edmonton dental bridges provide a fixed solution for replacing one or more missing teeth, restoring function and appearance.
At Vivid Specialized Dentistry, bridges are designed with prosthodontist-led planning to ensure proper fit, bite alignment, and long-term stability. Each restoration is crafted to integrate naturally with your existing teeth.
What Are Dental Bridges?
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the adjacent natural teeth or implants.
Bridges help restore chewing function, maintain bite alignment, and prevent surrounding teeth from shifting after tooth loss.
Benefits of
Dental Bridges
- Replace one or more missing teeth with a fixed solution
- Restore chewing ability and speech clarity
- Maintain proper bite alignment
- Prevent adjacent teeth from shifting
- Improve overall smile appearance
- Provide a non-surgical tooth replacement option
Why Choose Vivid Specialized Dentistry for
Dental Bridges?
Prosthodontist-Led Treatment Planning
Bridges are designed with careful attention to bite balance, tooth support, and long-term function.
Custom Fit and Aesthetics
Each bridge is designed to match the shape, color, and proportions of your natural teeth.
Comprehensive In-House Care
All phases of treatment are completed within one clinic for consistency and efficiency.
Precision Digital Technology
Advanced diagnostics and imaging support accurate planning and improved outcomes.
In-House Dental Lab
Close coordination between clinical and lab teams ensures better fit, design, and quality control.
Long-Term Durability
Bridges are designed to provide reliable function and stability with proper care.
What to Expect from Dental BridgesTreatment
Dental bridges may be a good fit for patients who want a fixed solution for missing teeth without surgery.
Evaluation and Diagnosis
We assess your oral health, surrounding teeth, and bite to determine if a bridge is appropriate.
Tooth Preparation and Planning
Supporting teeth are prepared, and your bridge is designed for proper fit and function.
Temporary Restoration
A temporary bridge may be placed while your final restoration is being fabricated.
Final Placement and Adjustment
Your bridge is securely placed and adjusted to ensure comfort, stability, and proper bite alignment.
Are dental bridges right for you?
Dental bridges may be recommended if you have:
- One or more missing teeth
- Healthy adjacent teeth to support a bridge
- Difficulty chewing or speaking due to tooth loss
- A preference for a fixed, non-removable solution
- A desire to avoid surgical treatment
Types of
Dental Bridges
Traditional Dental Bridges
Supported by adjacent natural teeth and commonly used for single or multiple missing teeth.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Anchored to dental implants instead of natural teeth for increased stability and support.
A smile can be built, Beautifully Thoughtfully Precisely Intentionally
See what’s possible when specialists lead
When life, time, or past dentistry leaves a mark, specialist-led care can rewrite the ending.
A Full-Mouth Reconstruction
Years of wear had left their mark. The solution? A complete reimagining. Custom crowns delivered what this patient deserved all along: a highly functional smile that looks flawless.
Fractured Front Tooth Restoration
After a hockey injury resulted in a fractured front tooth, this patient was concerned about both the appearance and stability of their heavily restored anterior teeth.
A traditional dental bridge was used to restore the area, bringing back natural esthetics, symmetry, and strength – leaving the patient with a confident, seamless smile once again.
Recovering Comfort After Trauma
Severe facial trauma, advanced periodontal disease, a Class III bite, and failing teeth left him in persistent pain. With fixed upper and lower dentures, we rebuilt stability, comfort, and function. Today, he can chew confidently and smile freely without discomfort.
A Smile, Carefully Rebuilt
She came to us with missing permanent teeth from birth, retained baby teeth, and spacing that made everyday function a real concern. With a carefully coordinated plan using crowns, implant crowns, and an implant-supported bridge, we restored balance, comfort, and a natural look.
Dental Bridges
FAQs
How long does a dental bridge last?
With proper care, a dental bridge can last 10 to 15 years or longer. Good oral hygiene and regular maintenance play a major role in longevity.
Will a bridge feel strange at first?
It’s normal for a bridge to feel different initially. Most patients adjust within a short time, and refinements can be made if needed.
Can teeth under a bridge still get cavities?
Yes. While the bridge itself won’t decay, the supporting teeth can. Daily cleaning and routine visits are essential.
Will a bridge affect my speech?
Some patients notice minor changes at first, but speech typically returns to normal quickly as your mouth adapts.
What if my bridge breaks or becomes loose?
Contact us right away. We’ll assess whether it can be repaired or needs replacement—prompt care helps prevent further issues.
How does a bridge compare to a partial denture?
A bridge is fixed in place, while a partial denture is removable. Bridges tend to feel more natural and require less daily maintenance.
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Multispecialty Care
Teeth in a Day®
Full Smile Makeovers
0% Financing Options
In-House Precision Lab
Dental Warranty Program
Multispecialty Care
Teeth in a Day®
Full Smile Makeovers
0% Financing Options
In-House Precision Lab
Dental Warranty Program
Multispecialty Care
Teeth in a Day®
Full Smile Makeovers
0% Financing Options
In-House Precision Lab
Dental Warranty Program
Schedule
a Dental Bridge Consultation in Edmonton
We will evaluate your needs, explain your options, and recommend a treatment plan designed for long-term function and stability.